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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1887-11-21

We can suit you in quality and prices. Just
one look at our Warerooms will satisfy you on
that point and that we lead in Best Instruments
and Lowest Prices. Better Pianos for the
money arc simply not TO be had. Call and we
will convince you OF this fact.
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EOR RENT, the small store at 176 Broughton
L street Apply on premises.
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EMPLOYMENT WANT

| WANTED one hundred thousand feet of
| w Live Oak Timber on the stump, convenient
| to railroad or watercouTse. ID. @. BACON.
| WANTED at Waycross, a dwelling house,
location and size Of lot Address wAYCROSS,
care Morning News, Savannah, Ga.
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Household.

SPICED ROUND OF BEEF.-Boil until ten
der, stick full of cloves and put in cold vim
egar.
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REL .GIOUS MENTION.

A STATELY and proltx article on
Church Disunity, by DIR. Vaughan, ap-
pears in the Presbyterian Quarterly (At-
lantal, showing that reunion means in
fidelity and that it also means sin
against the Holy Ghost. He says:
Organic union with the Northern
'hurch Is also prohibited by a positive
command of the Holy Ghost, until that
church can unite with US in the testi-
moly wnich We are commanded in
Tim. vi, is, to bear on the relation of
masters and servants The Interior
commenting on this article SAYS: The
logical antics of the dlSuulOni IS, no h
and south, are as good as d circus, al d
also as bad Then after quoting the
above sentence from DR.. Vaughan,
proceeds to dilate upon 1t in this wise:
That is to Say the Holy Spirit forbids
the union Till the Northern church pro
nounces a high dOctrinal euIogIum On
American slavery as it was, and lifts 1t,
voice in sweet accord with DR. Dabney
lnsm0urniEg its untimely end
Or. Vaughan is maTcnr u in aosurdity
by his fellow disUnionists of the north
the Evangelist, In ependent and Others.
No color line in the churchesI' they
cry. And how do they propose to eff
feet that object2 By making the color
liAe a line of sectarihn division. By
dividing the white and black Presbyter-
ians of the south. notoAly into separate
churches as now, but also into separate
denominations Both wings of the dis
north and south, unite in
this demand"
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Passenger Rates Advanced.

SAN FRANCIsCo, December 2O.-The
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
will, tomorrow. in compliance with
the interstate commerce act, give
notice of an, advance of ten dollars
frst-cIass rates to points beyond the
Missouri river, st. Louis, Cairo. Mem
phio and New Orleans. Limited first
class tickets through Ogden or Al6u-
querque TO those points has been supple
mented by unlimited hrst-cl4ss tickets,
and old emigrant third class yates now
correspond with new secVnd class.
First class rates to Chicago will now be
$3.50, to st. Louis, $67 so, to New York
$91, to Boston $93. Tne southern DO nts
affected are Memphis $3.50, Mobile
$hS.75, A ,lsnta $50 25. New Orleans
1898 IS, Richmond $9I40, Vicksburg,
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MR. MOODY, the noted Evangelist, has
a style of plain and pointed talking. most
wholesome in its effects. He said in
preaching recently to Chicago congre-
cation whose pastor had been led 10 re-
sign because of the objections of a few of
The church made to a sermon he had
preached on a theme little out of the
line OF what are known as Gospel ser
mons:" II believe firmly that the
cause of Jesus Christ has suffered more
in the last sixty years by one worker
pitching pitch INTO anGhs 6d than by any oths[
your way, don't pull him down Don't
get harp of just one string, and then
harp, harp, harp all the time on that
GhauttSOQudfI
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Row at q Wedding.

EsPANoLA, N. M, December 90
There was a wedding, yesterday, at San
Pedro, mile east of Espanola, and a
dance at night. Whisky was plentiful.
and a row broke ont about IL O'Clock
Three men were badly cut The prin-
cipal lighter was Gabriel Sanchez, who
left the house and shot everal times
through the WinCow. A little girl was
shot in the eye, the ball glancing around
The face and ma ing an ugly but not
fatal wound. Mrs. Gonzales was struck
by ball in the neck. and another
passed through both breasts. Her re-
coVery is extremely doubtful. The as
sassin is not vet arrested.
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WE TAKE the following notice of the
Bishop-elect of this missionary district
from the Churchman of November 10 b.
The Rev. Abel Leonard, recently elected
by the House of Bishops TO the missionary
jurisdiction of Utah aud Nevada, is The sec
Ond son of the late Hon. Ahiel Leonard, who
for number of years was Judge of the
Supreme Court of the State of Missouri, anT
great-grandson of the Rev. Abel Leonard
who was chaplain of George Washington
in the year 1776. He was born at Fayet O.
Mo, June 26th, 1S4S was graduated fr, m
Dartmouth College in 1870, and from the
General theological Seminary in 1873. He
was ordained TO the diacOnate, VITA his If =
long friend, B shop Talbot, oy Bishop Rob-
ertson. in the Church ofthe Transfgura ration,
New York City, on St Peters Day, 1873; he
was advanced 10 the priest rood bv The same
bishop in ST.. Mary's church, Fayete, Mo
in the church where he Wss baptized and
confirmed, and here he received his first
communion. He entered upon the rect r
ship of Trinity church, Atchison, November
6, 9s2l and has just completed the sixEhyear
his rectOrshlp. Mr.. Leonard is a staunch
churchman. and at the same time is very
broad in mis- sympaEhies H loves all who
loves The Master. and none express more re-
gretat his possible removal than the CHRIST
ianS who belong to the numerous denomina-
tiOns of AtchisOn.
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A Dangerous w.nderer.

New YoRK, December 2O.-The
steamer Mirana, which undertook to
tow a big raft from Jaggins, Nova
Scotia, to New York. arrived at White
stone this morning, and reported that
the aft was lost on Sunday morning,
in heavy storm. Unless il is broken
up. the huge raft is now wandering
about in the track of European steam
ers, presenting about sixteen feet Of
solid bulk above water. Ship captains
are much excited, and insist that the
huge mass be secured or blown up.
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HOUSE.

Propositions to increase the member
ship ct the committee on rules to seven
and to provide for committee on the
American Isthmus. were respectively
introduced by Townsend and Baker, of
Illinois, and referred TO the committee
on rules.
Mills, of Texas, moved an adjourn
ment, stating that he did so in order to
enable the committee on rules to meet
and decide upon a report which would
probably be submitted tomorrow.
TIE motion was agreed to and the
House at 1915. adjourned.
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CHAMPION KILRAIN.
He is Declared to be the
Best Man.
R K. FOX OFFERS TO BACK HIM
From $1,000 to $1,000.
General News Items,
KIlrain The Best Man.

New YORK, D cemb 20.-The World
will publish the following kilograms, to-
morrow, in relation to the Kilrain-
Smith fight:
LONDON. December 2O.-Richar K Fox.
OF New York, ju ta5rived London is crazy
over The fight. The o tile is the grea est on
record Kilrain st Ongest at the hnish Xii
rain pronOunc, he best fighter ever seen
Ia Englana II Is conc -ded that he would
have won, only the darkness ended he
battle. What about stakes! Wire at KinsoE
Immediately
(Sisned,) HARDING.
This went to Kilrain:
Jake KtlrGin, Champion ofthe World, London:
Ny warmest CONCENTRATIONS on your
great fight. The press and public all do
honor to re American champion, and hal.
you champion of the world w II back you
against any man in the world for 5000 to
$4,000.
(Signed.) RICHARD K. FOX.
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Prohibition Conference

NEW YORK, December 2o.-The
Middle States Conference of Prohibi-
tioRists met here to day. Ohio. Penn
sylvania, New Jersey and New York
were represented. r. O. Frank read a
paper on 1.-THE prohibition resources of
the four great central States. he as
serted that Prohibi;ionists hold the
balance or p lwer in New York, New
Jersey and Ohio. and in twelve counties
OF Pennsylvania. 1t was resolved that
q committee be appointed to organic a
convention for political work in the
coming presidential campaign, and to
urge the formation of county ,onfer-
ences Members will be chosen from
each of the four States repres ,nted.
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n St. John Speaks

NEW YORK, December 2O.-Ex-Gov-
ernor st. John, speaking in a meeting
Of Prohihitionists here, tonight, sought
to arraign the two great parties a.
dishonest or incompetent. He gave
temperance statistics, and then turned
to the subject of the tariff. He said
there was duty on foreign goods, but
the scum of foreign labor entered free.
He deplored the fact that drunken
buns and tramps may vote because
they are men, while our wives and
mNthers are denied the privilege be-
cause they are Women"
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He Wants an Injunction.

CHICAGO December 20.-1n the
Federal Court here, to-day, Henry
Root, of San Francisco. filed a bill
against the North Chicago Street Rail
way Company. claiming the company
is using an invention of his without
authOri and without offering any
compensation. The invention is a
street car caDle track. Root seeks to
haveFthe company and its president,
K. G. 8. Yerkes, restrained by injunc-
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Syrup of Figs

= Nature own true laxative. /; is,ae
c-osU eSsiiy teks34 and the noc4 sfEeos
i've remedy known to Cleanse The Sys-
tenn when bilious or cosd7.-; to dispel
Headaches, Colds and FeYers; 20 Cure
Rabitual Constipation, Indig tstion,
Piles, etc. Manufactured o0ly By the
California Fig Syrup Company, San
Francisco, Cal. For sale il 90 cent and
Sl-eotties by all leading druggists. A. O.
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In Favor of th. Me.tern Union.

New YORK, December 20.-James A.
Goodsell's suit against the Western
Union Telegraph Company, to recover
over $500, 900, for an alleged breach of
contract. has been decided in favor of
the Western Union Company. by the
Superior Court. Tne suit was brought
for an alleged breach of contract in
failing to send, as it claimed, the news
of the plaintiff over its wires. The
plaintiff was at the time proprietor of
the Press Association. Q
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He CurtaiIs tia Stay.

PARIS, December 20.-The Duke of
Norfolk, who went to Rome to convey
to the Pope the congratulations of
Queen Victoria on his jubilee. LETT that
city, curtailing his visit, 20 the Gautois
says. because of an absolute ref sal of
tina Pope to further interfere in the re-
latlons between the Irish clergy and the
ncnDla
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serious Collision.

ST. LOUIS, December 20. "A serious
collision occurred this morning, near
Newport, Arkansas. between q passen-
ger and freight train on the Iron
Mountain Railway. The fireman of
the passenger tram was instantly killed,
and the engineer fatally wounded. The
baggage mas er and express messenger
were hurt slightly.
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AnnIher NanoIann.

LONDON, December 2o.-Government
has. decided to Danish King Jaja, of
Oporbo, West Africa, to st. Helena.
The King recently caused $50 of his
subjects to be beheaded, as a warning
to Others not to permit traders to go
into the interior.
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To Advance Rates

CHICAGO, December N.-At a meeting
of the managers of the Central Traffic
Association lines, to-day, it was agreed
to advance all freight rates to the At
lantlc seaboard 10 per cent, to go into
effect January Cd.
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Sophie is Her Name.

DETROIT, December 20-The woman
arrested, yesterday, with $1,000 U. s.
bonds in her possession, WHICH she had
yainlv tried to negotiate. is still locked
up. Her name is now said to be Sophie
YictOYine
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killed by a Fallisg Wall.

CHICAGO. December 20 -Ee,ss' from
Joliet: By the falling of a vsll of the
Barber block. this afternoon, two work
men were killed and Ave injured. Tha
two killed are William Stage and John
Palmer. =
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Does not Like Lamar.

CHICAGO. December 20. = An Inter
Ocean special from Lincoln, Nebraska,
says that Governor Thayer, of Ne
braska, has telegraphed to the Ne
braska Senator at Washington, pro-
testing against the confirmation of
Lamar. on the ground that his past
record makes him an unfit person to
interpret the Constitution of the
United States.
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PUBLIC NOTICE OF DISTRICT
SCHOOL MEETING

THE PROPERTY TAX PAYERS RESI-
/ dent in the Tween ieth School District,
Salt Lake City, salt Lake County. Utah Ter
ritory, are hereby notified that 1t is neces-
sary to raise funds to further repair the
school building. and to fence in the school
property in said dIstric'. That an apprCXi-
mate estimate of the cost thereof has been
made Dy toe trustees Of said district to wit:
For repairs on building ...-........$ 975. 90
For fence OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sou w
1OLdA 81 o@J'OV
That it is estimated by the said trustees that
u of per cent. on the assessed value of the
taxable property of said district will be
necessary to raise said amount, and the said
property taxpayers are hereby notified that
a meeting OF laid property taxpayers will be
held at the twentieth D strict SchoolhOuse.
on Wednesday, the 28th day of December,
A. DNlSS7, at 730 o'clock pm, to hear the
fnan9fsi report, and for the purpose of vot-
ing on the matter of the rate per cent. to be
levied on the taxable property of said dis
trIct. to raise the said amount for the pur-
poses hereinbefoTe set forth.
---s HESRY PUZZY,
OLIVER HODGSON,
q, ORSOE D. ROMEEY.
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DETROIT, December 20-It is claimed
that the man Hoffman, in Windsor,
Ont, who is connected with the womsn
who was arrested here. while trying to
negotiate United States bonds. is no
other than Isadore Cohnfield, the great
feather merchant of New York, who
failed q few weeks ago and fed to
Canada
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To be Married

PARIS, December 20.-The bans of
matrimony were, to-day, published
between Maurice Bernhard, son of the
actress Sara Bernhardt, and the Prin-
cess Virginia Clotilde Jablonowski,
the great granddaughter of Lucien
BJnaparte. The wedding will bs eel
brated at midnight, in the church OF
ST.. Honore EyIau.
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IL Suits the British.

LONDON, December 2o.-Advices from
Guandamack. Afghanistan, state that
the Sierdur Eur, Mahomed Kahn, has
q landoned fighting against the Amer.
He intends to surrender to the British.
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Ia q Bad Fix.

New YORK, December 20.-John
Davidson, builder. who made an as
Segment to-day, filed schedules show
Ing liabilities 1928 1852. The nominal
assets are $I7O,759; actual assets,
S4h $50
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
Estate of Peter Exams Deceased.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN b. THE
" undersigned, administrator of the es-
tate of Peter Evans, deceased, 10 the credi-
tors of, and all persons having claims
against the said deceased. to exhibit them
with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication OF this
notice, to the said administrator at his resi-
Il ence 457 E, Four.n south Street, Salt Lake
City, in the County OF Sat Lake.
JOHN E EVANS,
= Administrator of the estate of Peter Evans,
deceased.
Dated December 10 b, 1887.
8. W. Davke, st3er@cy for adm nis.rator.
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LImE AND BUILDINe ROCK,

AFRSSRS. YARLEY < EVERILL HAV
III ing leased the lime kiins known as the
Paseoe Lime Kilns, from the Utah
Lime and Cement Company, are prepared 10
In any quantity, on the shortest noticS
Office and salesroom Ne. 50 South Yves
Tample Street. North OF HERALD Building.
No. 81.
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Railroad Conference Adjourned

81. LOUIS; December 20.-Representa-
tives of the transcontinental lines con-
tinued their meeting here. to-day, but
matters. adjourned, subject to the call
OF the chairman.
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PERSONAL.

BENZ. GREEN came up from Draper
yesterday.
GEORGE A4KISs arrived in town from
Tooele on Tuesday afternoon.
Nh. e. T. HAYLoR, of San Francisco,
is at the Cliff. He is here on business
and pleasure combined.
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DANIEL GRtENIG

Z OR THIRTY-FIvE YEARS INBUsINFss
In ealt Lake City FILTERS himself that
ne has just cisim for a lions share of
publ patronage FOR all kinds of FAM Y
grocer d e es ana provisions, homemade jellies
sno fruits, Hmberger and sap Sago che Sc
etc, call on him at No "a, Market Row.
quare dealing guaranteed
DAN Ell 6REENIG.
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Carlisle rhebe.

WASHINGTON, December 20.-The
House committee on elections met, this
morning, and settled upon January 9th
as the date for taking up the ThWbe-
Carlisle contest.
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Another Scare

v1EsEA. December 2O.-Authentic
news is received. TO the, effect that
numerous Cossack regiments are being
massed in Russian Poland.
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About 3 Monument.

PARIS, December 2O.-The monument
TO Edmond About was unveiled to-day.
Pere-L -Chaise-Ferry was present, and
was warmly greeted by his friends.
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For Liza.

LONDON, December 20.rDan Doherty,
the American who shot and killed
George N. Graham, another American,
has been convicted of granddaughter
and sentenced for life.
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Thar Visit the Prince.

BERLIN, December 2o.-The Prince
and Princess of Sa1e-Meiningen have
arrived ct San Reno.
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Strike Faded

NEW YORK, December 2o.-Ths cab
drivers and stabIemen's strike was
set led, tonight, and the men Will all
return to work Tomorrow f
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GRAND PRIZE DKAwING !.

10n CHANCEs-1OO PRIZEs-5Oc. A
1Vl chance Prizes varying from 25e to,
So Also rattle for Easel and Glass Globe
o. wax ho~ers, Painted Plaques and two
Vases of wax leaves, so chances. 81 a chance
Both to be on December I'D vt Mrs, b. 8
Longs, IS and 81 K. First South Strest.
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Send Orders to
INLANO SALT COMPANY.
Telephone No. 1OS.
RE MOVAL,

MRS. DR.. E. B. FERGUSON BEGs TO
Ill announce that she has removed from
her former residence on South Temple
street, to her new house, 121 B Street, where
she will be pleased to ave her friends
and ali who may need her professional
services call upon her. Telephone 81
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su1Iiyan Challenger.

LONDON, December 2O.-John L. sulli.
van has issued challenge to Smith or
Kilra1n, for So 900 side.
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nLD CAST IRON WANTED APPLY AT
" 137 ", South Temple James Stevenson.
MAN TO TAKE AN OFFICE, AND
"A represent manu- 'acturer; $50 per
week; small capital required Address
with stamp, Manufacturer, Box 20, West
Acton, Mass.
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CHEAP, HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS
~ outteTy, Gloss rs, bay window; fine
view. etc Inquire On the premises, 221 B
street, or of ]. K. Gillespie - Real Estate
Agent.
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Advertise in The HERALD want COL
umu and you WILL see how soon your
wants will be supplied.
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sPe GAL NOTICES.
FOR SALE AT A BARGAIN.

fun HE III a bAhUAI
4 SQUARE .ROSEWOOD PIANO sl6O.
II Call at faggaft & Chamberlain's Piano
Depot, No. 156 f., Third South.
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RROWN y BkOOK.

ne MARKET ROW. STAPLE AND FANCY
20 groceries. All kinds of grain. Deal
ers in oats, barley, corn, wheat, chopped
barley, chopped corn, etc: Best brands of
-four Our supply OF Christmas fruits is
the cleanest and freshest We solicit family
na.ronage, aud deliver oil o-ders promptly
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A GOOD GIRL, IN SMALL FAMILY. GOOD
II wages to fair cook. Apply at "a ~,
sixth South Street.
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KRRsHAW q sTARLEYSTAXIDER-
HISTS

AMOUNTING OF ELK, MOOSE AND DEER
MI heads etc q specially Satisfaction
gu ,ranteed. Shop at No. 60 E, First South
Street, Salt Lake City.
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.S1.825.OO
KRRsHAW q sTARLEY, GLACIERS.

GLAZING DONE on SHORT NOTICE.
VI Satisfaction guaranteed Prices mod
crate. Shop at No. go E., first South Street,
Salt Lake City.
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A SITUATION, BY A GOOD PENM4N,
a Card-Sriter, Bookkeeper and Copyist
Address, V. NJ. P, this office.
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WANTED.

MEN TO HANDLE LIGHT PAYING BUSH
VI ness in Montana, Idaho. Nevada and
San Francisco, Gala. SIN II capital required,
or good security will answer Call on E. T
Naylor, Cliff House, City, lto5pm
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Los
kSIkAY

kSIkAY
RED AND WHITE COW, HEART IN
~ to-ehead Branded so on right hin
lew hew nraud: Write To James Boden, Brig
N'ROM l46 s., THIRD WEST STREET. A
sorrel mare, years old Branded :
u ,,,a I Is / MP. Return to address and De re-
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DO you want IA sigustlst.?
nave you house 10 rent?
}" you want n serVsfr7
lave y"n lost Anything?
AuVe' tfSe IN this Column
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WANTED IMMEDIATELY. A MAN AC-
w customed 10 farming to take charge OF
a small farm Apply to JOHN H. RUHEL,
ST., No 2l3 E, First south Street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The The rates for advertisements in this
OEe time, cents per line.
Each subsequent time ~ cents ner lima
Payable sIric " in advance.
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M Or TWO LARGE ROOMS ON THIRD
floor of HERALD building. Long lease,
cheap to Flght parry. Very desirable rooms
fer studio or class purposes.